The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-09

6 900 to 5000, while many Republican,
ooncede the city by smaller majority
So far, meager intelligence from the
counties indicates quiet election.
NEW YORK, November 8.-Two hun
dred and eighty districts give Grant
Ii. ga Cook. 38, 718; George, IL, l22.
Eight hundred and ten districts out
of total of 812 in the city give Cook,
1880; Grant, $3.50.
One hundred and ninety election dis
tricts give Grant, II $50; Cook, 25 800
George, 7 684; Hall, 800; Huntington,
256; Beecher. IA.
Three hundred and eighty election
districts give Grant, 26 ,035; Cook, 50,-
725; George, 15,428.
Fifty-iVe election districts give Mic
oil, 3,419; Fellows, 063; Post. 1892.
Twenty-Five election districts in the
State, outside of New York city and
Kings County, give Cook, 5,223; Grant,
hhe same districts in 1885 gave Hill,
5,415; Davenport, $50; Bascom, 435.
Four hundred and six city election
districts, or just one-half of the total
number, give Grant %, 274, Cook IS, 1876,
George 49, 89.
If the average Democratic M jority
as far as heard from continues through.
out, Cook will have majority of about
Is 900 in New York and Brooklyn.
One hundred and twenty seven cleo
ton districts in New Yol * State, out
side of New York and Kings County,
give Cook 1880, Grant 22,795, Hunt
ington 296. George 8l8. The same dis
tricts in 1885 gave Hill 81 1872, DaYen
port "a, 525, Bascom 1,704.
Fifty-one election districts in New
York State, outside of New York and
Kings County. give Cook 9,0O2 Grant
952, Huntington 103, George 162. The
same districts in 1885 gave Hill 9,44O,
Davenport 10, 628, Bascom 1863.
Six hundred and fifty election dis
tricts out of S12 in the city give Grant
Sc, 800, Cook 6S,911, George q, 454, Hill
3,A1, Huntington $50.
A Herald bulletin says: New York
State has gone Democratic by from TO-
90 to 10 900 majority.
The Sun says Georges vote will not
reach $4,000 in the State.
Four hundred and sixty-fve election
districts in the State, outside of New
70, 1877; Grant. 81, 1853; Huntington, 7 ,541 !;
George, 4,259. The same districts in
1885 gave Hill, rs, 1878; Davenport, 81
SIS; Bascom, 1854.
Six hundred and thirty-five election
districts in New York, outside of New
York and Kings County, give Cook,
1O1. 322; Grant, liz, 9O1; Huntington, TO-
$50; George, 6,531. The same districts
in 1885 gave Hill, 106, 1886: Davenport,
122 324; Bascom, s. 564.
twenty-five out of twenty-four as
sembly districts give Nicoll (Republi-
CAM for District Attorney, SO, 564; Fell
lows Dem ocrat), 86,674; Post Omitted
Labor, $3.50; Soaring (Prohibition),
4 sos; Manierre (Socialist), 474. Nicoll
admits his defeat by 10000.
The Sun claims that Malone is de-
feated and that q United States Demo
cratic Senator will succeed him
The Republicans explain their local
defeat by saying that the Republicans
VINO went for George last year have
stood by him, while the Democrats
have gone back to their party. The
Nicholl 1904; Fellows SO. 906; Post
3O,665.
The interest shown by the public in
the election is only equaled by PresI-
dental years. At the respective head
quarters, in front of newspaper
offices, around tickers, and wher-
ever any information as to
the result could be cleaned, great
crowds gathered and cheered as the
news pleased them that came in. Mad
ison square was literally packed with
people who gazed for hours at the pub
lie stereopticon that published the
figures, and Newspaper Row was next
to impossible. At the Republican
headquarters they gave up the local
contest early, but continued to claim
the State for some time. The Demo
Gratis were ]ubilant all around.
New York and Kings Counties, COM
plete, and 94S election districts in the
State, outside of those counties, give
Cook, 324, 533; Grant, 283. 744; Hunting
ton, 10 ,294; George. 59,313. The same
precincts ia 1885 gave Hill. 345. 163; Dav-
export, 312 1873; Bascom, Is ,301. This
appears to indicate that of the Henry
George and the increase in the Prohibi-
ton vote, about 1000 has been drawn
from the Republican and 10000 from
the Democratic party.
m.-The total estimated plurality
of Cook over Grant in the State at this
hour is 10 900.
So far as known. the new Legislature
will stand: Observation-Disclosures, 70;
Democrats, So. neutrality-suspicious.,
10; Democrats, 49, The last Assembly
had IA Republicans aud 81 Dem
ocrats, and the Senate 20 Repub-
Iicans and II Democrats.
BUFFALO, November S-Forty-two
districts out of sixty-one in this city
give Cook, II 200; Grant, Ii, 140. Dem
ocratic gain of 2, 488 over last year.
The Republican county ticket and
the greater part of the city ticket are
elected. Four districts
give Grant 1000 majority.
SYRACUSE, November 8.-The city,
gives Belden Republican,,
for Congress, 1900 plurality. Belden is
elected.
ITHACA, N. Y, November S.-Chair-
man Robinson, of the Republican
County Committee. estimates Grants
plurality in Thompson County at 800.
TROY, New York, November SIT is
is alleged that repeaters attempted to
vote at Hoosic Falls, this morning, and
a lively row ensued, in which the police
took an active part. The town is IN
ferment. bordering on riot, and the
anfhnPifioa aQknH tho sheriff f0F q